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From September 1 through October 31, Kito Crosby will donate $500 for every Crosby, Harrington, Acco, and Peerless training event the company hosts in the U.S.
The funds will aid in preparing the site for construction, sourcing key components and expanding the workforce
Three failures of “non-critical” reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in English schools prompted new guidance of the material in education settings.
Two industry experts talk about the issues with reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC)
The plan, which involves €12 billion (RSD1.41 trillion) in funding, is aimed at preparing for the Expo 2027 in Belgrade
New Zealand recently held its Master Builders Association New Zealand Constructive Forum 2023
The projects goal is to ensure smooth traffic flow for two large vehicles traveling in opposite directions without causing any congestion
Report highlights danger of injury or death from unsound structures
Missing provision means recycled/substitute materials are still labelled as waste, says Remex
The initiative is a component of a broader effort led by New York Governor Kathy Hochul, involving an investment of US$230 million
The construction landscape across Africa has changed dramatically since the 1990s
The number of building companies collapsing in Victoria has risen by 74% in the past year
Recession is looming over the construction market in Germany, as contractors and developers battle a combination of challenges exerting downward pressure on activity there.
Fumio Kishida views recycling processes, exchanges opinions on circular economy
The A11 Committee provides an update on a number of recent changes and four standards currently in development
Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s ambitious infrastructure investment plan
The government of the Philippines has placed 22 land reclamation projects in Manila Bay under review, leading to their temporary suspension.
“Determination to implement the best practices in demolition” prompts site inspections
Germany’s cabinet has approved €18.9 billion (US$20.8 billion) for subsidies in the building sector to encourage the construction of new energy efficient buildings and the renovation of existing buildings.
Proposed rule means “more economic uncertainty” for employers and workers, says association
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